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Association of Black Event Professionals launches in UK, releases report
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Revealed: UK event trade bodies have no black board members
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Black event professionals launch trade association after revealing lack of diversity in live sector
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Fans OK with COVID certification - #ReviveLive study
Friday, 7 May 2021
Read the full report at https://livemusic.biz/research-publications/
UK - A recent study conducted among 25,000 concertgoers has shown fans are overwhelmingly in favour of providing COVID certificates to be admitted to a live event.
75% of those surveyed have said they would be happy with the idea of COVID certification, and over 50% have said they are ready to attend music events right now, with a further 25% stating they would attend once the right mitigations are in place. This is welcome news for the live events sector, which is currently in talks with the UK government over the type of access control measures that should be put in place to allow events to resume in the summer.
Updated: March 3, 2021, 4:23 pm
Music industry bosses say a Government-backed insurance scheme is needed (Ben Birchall/PA)
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The chief executive of UK Music has said he is “disappointed” a Government-backed insurance scheme for the music industry was not included in the Budget.
Jamie Njoku-Goodwin welcomed measures that were unveiled by Chancellor Rishi Sunak on Wednesday such as the extension of furlough, additional support for the self-employed and the VAT cut on ticket sales.